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Charged with Forging His Fathers
Name.

CHICAGO. Jan. 17.-AeXander Brown, a young
Philadelphian, was arrested yesterday as he was
stepping on Pennsylvania train on a telegram
from the police officials or the Quaker city charg-
ing him with having forged his fathers name 10
half a dozen notes and checks aggregating $500
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President of the Board of Trustees

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
49, of Governors of the Metropolitan Club was
held TO-DAY, at which the following resolutions were
adopted:
The Board of Governors Of the Metropolitan Club Of
the city Of Washington, learn with profound sorrow
tnat their associate Major General Wn B. Hazen, chief
SIGNAL officer of the army of the United States and
The members of this hoard offar tieir s;ncera
thy to the afflicted family Of their colleague and record
soldier and citizen and their alton Of the loss
h club has sustained through the death this genial
devoted officer " ''-' "'o "'-
ResO,sed, That the Board of Governors attend the
funeral III body and that the colors of the club be
Kept ut half,mast until after the interment
e2soed That copy of these resolutions be sent to
secful sympathy with which we share her great sor-
row. It.
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DIVORCED FROM LUNATIC HUsBAND.-Judge
James today made decree OF divorce annulling
tne marriage between Ellen Bell and Orlando Bell,
giving the petitioner, Ellen, the custody OF the
Two cnlldren. They wer0 married In Alexandria
IN 1853, when she was II years OF age after an
acquaintance OF six months, and she asked . a.
vorce ON the ground that he was then insane, and
Is now hopeless lunattc
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Affair. i'm west va.hin.,or.

FINED FOR PRoFANTTY.-To-day in the Police
Hicks Doth OF this place. with using profane Ian
guage and stealing pick from her yard. The
Judge fined him IS for the profane language and
cornelius Mahoney were arraigned for using pro-
lane language on Road street. They pleaded
DEATH OF RRIIaIRUsR. Sister May Tlnhonae
died at the Academy Of the Visitation on Saturday
night, in the flfty-sixth year OF her age The re-
this morning.
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KILLED BY ODORLESs GAS.
The Strange Manner i'm which Three
Persons Met Their Death at Troy.

Persons Met Their Death at Troy.
Troy, N. Y, Jan. ia police officer was told
last night by restaurant keeperon River street
that he and his family had been stuperfed by fuel
gas The gas company'S building is near by. The
gas was shut on and an examination OF the houses
In the neighbOrhoOd was made. In one room OF
tenement house William Gillian, Ida Bennett and
Caroline Bennett were found dead, sitting about
the room as they had been conveISing when the
gas oyercame them. The other families In the
neighbOrhOOd were aroused and ordered by the
police to leave their houses. The gas is OdorleSS
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WHAT REPRESENTATIVE CRIsP sAYs ABOUT II.
The attack Upon the Pacific railroad funding bin
which has been made by some OF the New York
papers has not caused the friends Of the bin to
change their plans In the least. Nj. Crisp says
that what was published was q lot Of old matter
relating exclusively 20 the Central Pacic railroad
which has declared It's determination not to accept
this funding nan and L. theke1oees not within the
provisions OF the b1lA
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OuR NV YEARS PRoc1AmAr1os,

OuR Nrw YrARs PRoc1AmAr1os,
KINGS PALACE.
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER,
For q you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket,
For s, you can buy a Beaver Newmarket, worth s1o
For go you can buy an Elegant Berlin Cloth New
For ss you can buy a Silk FurIined Circular
For S2.75 you can buy nice Boucle Jacket, worth
For 50 you can buy Boucle vsite worth $40.
For So you can buy black and brown Astrakhan
Jackets. worth IL.
for q you can buy Plush yisite, worth s1s.
S For So & yog% % can buy Seal Plush visie. fur trim
beaver bali trimming, worth s3s. -'', 'i'''e
90" ovey sea fus ai Coa
seal iastenngs, worth S3s. ' ,o
OVER LOCO HE ATp MISSES COATS TO
For s2 % You can buy an elegant Childs Coat from
fGT ,5S buy lovely chidrens Coats
,,Ior For e. SO you can buy childrens Coats. ranging
F.s you can buy e,egan, Children's Coats, fully
al an Coats for Misses sold formerly at s16 and SIS
Ai in Of cioaks for Ladies, Misses and Children
PaAcE si4 ihs 4th Street 'h' Miss to go to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE.
fro@ New or te Of anire fine sSes q
Felt Hats Ony leading shapes and coors,
Il
entire stock OF elegant ChildrenS Hats trimmed and
unfr1mned, at %, 80 and T.c We have opIv a few
more OF those elegant Felt BOnnets Astraklan bound
a. .S3c our immense stock of Birds Wings Tips and
piunes VIII De sold, some as low as Is, IT, 10 and
| % cents -
FLOWERS
We have Just received large display of elegant
Flowers particularly fac French Bouquets for even
Ing wear. at Ia, ~. p and 81 cents only Don't buy
e PALACE T yos paS xysh
70 save your money reIsh Pattern Hats Of own
importation sold at $25 will be offered at S only
All are Invited to Our New Years Clearing Sale
| KINGS PALACE,
!a3 S14 Seventh Street NV.
| WIAETT KUoFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES
-. SEAL SKIN JACKETS.
| 1a3 sos Penna.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR FAyoRS FOR THE GERMAN
Many styles never before in this country.
GAMES GAMES, GAMES
doAE ADJUSTMENTS, HOME ADJUSTMENTS.
| EVENING PASTIdES
Extensive Dealer and Manufacturer Of
NOkSTED AND KNIT GOODS
INFANT OUTFITS.
CH. PPERT,
| ya3 403-4O5 7th st. NV.
VNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
That never breaks. never wears ont always clean
and can be worn while bathing.
'-' = eea !is EhsAs; sisss, riSaathMs. sarthTs:.
M; FISHER dsvotss hss attention 10 ths wants Of
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he WARMLY COMPLIMENTS GEN. B0ULANGER AND con-
GRATUIATES FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 11.-ln his remarks on the French
army at the banquet TO celebrate the capture OF
Yorktown Saturday night. United States Minister
McLane, addressing General Boulanger, said: You
ought 10 be proud general, TO be at the head of
this national Institution, and France should con-
gratulate herself upon the fidelity and Intelligence
which you display in the fulnlment or your great
dutieSn
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia Times special from Ottawa
Ont, says: II is learned here that the large band
OF Cree Indians reported In a starving condition
on Sun river, Montana, are Canadian Indians who
took an active part in the late rebellion in the
Northwest Territory, and who, after the insurrec-
tion crossed over into the United States They are
afraid to return to Canada.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11.h St. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. H. KAUFFMANN, PresL

TEE EVENING STAR ia served to subscribers IN the
city hy carriers on their account At 10 cents
week, or 44c per month Copies at the counter, =
cents each BY mail-pOstage prepaid-oO cents
month: one year, S6; SIX months, So
tEnte-ed al the Post Office q: Washington, D. C.,
secOndcl5Ss ma! rnstter.I
1HE WETELY STAE-publiSied Friday-S1
year. postage PREPAID. Six months, so cents.
80 Al mail subscriptions must be paid in advance
DC paper sent longer than is PAID for.
Rates OF advertising made known on applicatiou
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia special from Aurora Ill,
says: The Dubuque express, due here at am,
way about eight miles west OF this city yesterday
morning and left the track. VIM. Giles OF thfs
city, had his right arm fractured A. j. Alderman,
q livestock dealer OF FreepOrt, was thrown partly
through the side OF the car breaking the sash and
window. His back was injured SO that he cannot
walk.
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From Wall Street Today.

NEW YORK, Jan. II, IL am.-The stock market
opened firm this morning, first prices generally
urday OF from Is TO per cent. Richmond and
West Point was very active, with moderate busi-
ness In the remainder OF the list The market was
irregular, but generally weak In the early deal
ings, and before 10 80 am prices were down nom
e TO = generally. Omaha and western Union
were conspicuous, while Richmond and West
Point lost N. rally, In which the early losses
were generally regained, followed and Pacific
Mail and jersey Central made q material advance.
Later, however, the market reacted, and at IL
O'Clock tt ls quiet and rather heavy, generally at
fractions under the opening pr1ce&
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y VI - Il -.
SPARRING TAUGHT
Clubs Dumb Bells. &c. 1t.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. JAN II,
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
The Popular Coincidence,
ANNIE PIxLEY,
Ably seconded by Good Company, illustrating her
latest success,
THE DEACON'S DAUGHTER,
By A G. Gunter. author Prince Karl, &C., &c,
interspersed with
NEW SONGS, SPARKLING MEDLEYS,
BRILLIANT MUSIC and
HANDSOME COSTUMES.
THURSDAY, Jan 27.
Three Nights and One Matinee,
HAvERLEY's MAsToDoN MINsTRELs. ja17
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING JANUARY II.
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY
Annual Engagement of
J.K. EMMET.
In the Revival of his Old his First
FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
pronounced by and public possess human
Interest than sny drama Mr. Emmert has ever ap-
Entire New Scenery Painted in London. Entire New
EInnet VIII introduce the following
ENTIRE NEW SONGS AND DANCES:
The S1istletoe; Down By the Old Green Lane; True
WiHking On Ne: Schneider How You Vas; The Baby
Army. introducing his Famous Silver Drum.
Next Attraction-JOHN T. RAYMOND. ja17
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
Prices-Night: 25c to all parts of the house.
hatinees; 2Oc TO all parts of the house
No extra charge for reserved seats.
WEEK. Commencing MONDAY. Jan. II, Every AZ
ternoon and Night the Greatest sensational Comedy
A''iA u VIZ one sE'ti OF III THiE BRAvEsT.
Interpreted by sn exceptionally strong Company.
Next week
UNDER THE GASLIGHT. ja17-6t
X KERNANs WASHINGTON THEATER
The Event of the Amusement Season.
LILLE HALLS
BURLESOUE COMPANY,
FANNIE BLOODGOOD'S SPECIALITY COMPANY
GRAND DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT. The Most
formed by the charming LIZ DiA THOMPSON
Matinees Mon, Tues. Thurs and Sat ja17
lyme MUSEUM
THE CARNIVAL WEEK OF THE SEASON,
Every Afternoon and Night.
GIBSON AND RYAN,
In Their Famous Original Comedy of
NULDOONS PICNIC.
And GRAND 0LIO COMPANY.
Harry Edwards. Daisy kernsl, Miss Csryn. Miles and
Gibson. Hasyy Ha,ry y Lynch PTof, GIsasoI and the
Wonderful Double Show.
Think of it, Only 10 cents. Go see it, ja17-6t
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SOCIETY NOTES.

One OF the pleasantest afternoon receptions OF
the week was the housewarming given by Senator
ana MIS-. Edmunds In their new house on Saturday
afternoon 1t was to meet Senators and theil
wives. Mrs. EdmundS wore princess dress OF
black velvet with duchesse point lace at the neck
black lace made over black silk. The house is a
modified English basement style. The large draw
Ing room Is on the floor one fight of stairs up in
Side. To the front Of this is room used as tea
room, and on the side is the dining room in which
a bOunteOus table was laid.
Mrs. Patuen and the Misses Patten held q large
reception Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Leo. Knott had an exceedingly pleasant re-
ception on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Mclean gave dinner
IN honor OF Miss Margaret Blaine Saturday even
Ing. The table was round and its center was
crowned by pointed mound of Ia France roses
and terms. The others who sat down were Mr.. En-
Miss %,ts Meet Capt and Mrs Bugher
MISS Ph1ppS, Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Boenfue
Mrs. w. Mclean lost her visiting book, contain
Ing her list for the year, out Of the carriage last
week. MIS-. Mclean hopes to repair the inconve-
leaving cards a second time.
Miss Hattie Crocker, daughter OF the California
railroad magnate, is engaged to Mr. Alexandra nj
the law firm OF Alexandra & Green, of New York,
Mrs. Miller and her daughter, Mrs. Glover, are
at Wormiey's until March, when business will re.
quire their attendance in San Francisco.
Mr.. Greger gave luncheon party to young
people yesterday afternoon at the Russian leca.
tion: The object OF the meeting was to form 3
fencing club.
Judge Davidge gave birthday party to his
daughter Edith on Saturday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen Marcy Dulles Miss Edith
Foster that was) are here from Detroit for week.
the guests OF Hon. j. w. Foster.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. ellison, OF the Hamilton, gave his
guests and their friends delightful dance
Saturday night. There was a large and gay party.
Mrs. Van Eaton, wife Of Representative Van
Eaton, will receive on Tuesdays after the 18th.
Mrs. 2. c. Robbins will receive on Tuesday.
from now until Lent.
Mrs. General Beale will not hold her reception
this afternoon, out OF respect for the memory OF
the late General HaZen.
Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Of1ce OF Indian nAfairs.--Appointment Charles
F. Sttz, of Pennsylvania, special agent for inves
tigation Of Indian depreciation claims at 50 day.
Resignation: Miss Lucy E. Abbott, of Ohio clerk
at 81 OOO to accept transfer to State department.
Promotion: Mrs Carrie A. Hamill, of PENNSYLVANIA.
$500 to Fl, 600.
Bureau OF LabOr.-Appointment VIM. E. Clegp.
OF New York, expert at 81 day.
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George W. Childs OF the Philadelphia Ledger,
injuring himself u sttll combined to his BED.
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General Foreign NewS.

BRUSSELS JAN 1.-THE Congo Free state has Or
dered the assembling OF its entire fotflla on the
upper part OF the Congo river al LeopodviIle by the
end OF March, with a view 10 aiding as much as
possible the Stanley expedition FOR the relief 0f
Emin Bey.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia special from New West
Minister b. c., says: Fire occurred in the Airing
ton house Sunday morning at 2 O'Clock, and three
guests were burned TO death. They were Thomas
Mackay, OF Frazier river lighthouse; George Camp
bell, OF SherbrOOke, Quebec, and Rufus Brown, OF
the Canadian Pacific railroad.
The Dominion Parliament Dissolved.
OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 1.-THE dominion parlia-
ment has been dissolved and new elections Or
dered. The nominations will take place on the
18th Of February, and the polling on the I'D
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DRIZEs FOR PROVERBS
$50 0o-Ti.ty dollars Will be raid by MARTIN Gil.
in three premiums OF s:,5 SI5 and ) 10, for
The Ilrs, Best, second Best and Third Best
snitis smi,iss 81 saEf ETS aTgr'priats to the good
Ths following examples given of what would be
deemed Appropriate.
~Ttrcd natures s,ceet rest0ra."-HE- No TEA
Pure HE-No-Excellent HE-No-Most Excellent Tea.
.TAe cap that chsers"-HE-No TEA
0s-ld ,Ise ts the best Sernon"-Martin Gillet
Co. drink He No TEA themselves.
CONDITIONS:
e.ted judges on March l. iss4 I'll Which dste co.
tr1butors iila5 send ia their lisis
Sign your list with symbol. assumed nanLe a mum.
s5e. The enveosss BE- opea , s i and
the selection oy the judges oI the three best lists.
Address all communications relating to this offer to
HE-No TEA PROVERBS.
Care MAnrIS GILIxr Co.. Baltimore. Md.
Copyright 1ss71 A1O-lm
Mas NJ. j. HUN.
1909 ST. NV.
OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON
NETS AND HATS
FRENCH FELT BoNNETs AND HATS AT COST.
KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST Ta CLOSE. ias
WuLxTT & RUoTF HAVE REDUCED PRICES
FUR THINNING
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TO MOBILIZE THE BELGIAN ARMY

BRUSSELS Jan. 1.-THE government has ordered
the military department TO try the experiment OF
q general mobilization or the army instead OF the
usual manoeuyreS this year.
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COMMISSIONER CoLMAN, who has been in Missouri
for few days attending meeting OF the board of
curatorS OF the State university, of which he Is
member, returned TO the city this morning
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IHE PRESIDENTS CALLERS.-Secretary Bayard,
Attorney General Garland Assistant Secretary
Thompson, Controller Trenholm and Mr. Kimball,
Director OF the mint, and Commissioner Miller, saw
the President TODAY
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Folsom attended the ~ street Presbyterian
church yesterday morning and heard sermon by
Dr. Sunderland.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InternA reve-
nue, $579 2O9: customs s6S9559
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Mr.. r. Coy1e testified 70 plan of the locality,
Il. A Wise testified to photographs Of the locality.
After recess DR.. James +. Hart1gan oeot1no0 %
the aut0pey and described the wOundA
DR.. ThoA H. Walker, Of Emergency hogpono1
t0enr10ed the ante mortem statement OF l0uk.
Testimony as 70 the shooting followed
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY,
THE CONSTITUTION CENTENNIAL.
APPROPRIATIONS IN THE SENATE.
NEW BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
Matters of Local Interest iu Congress-,
The Senate.

Among the memorials presented in the Senate
to-day were resolutions OF the Maine legislature in
opposition to the free ship bill.
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PENSION FRAUDS-The Pension Office has re-
ceived information that j. w. Russell, Julian Reed
and Thomas j. Russell were convicted last week
in the United States court at Knoxville, Tenn. for
violation OF the pension laws. At Fall River MaSs
Today, X. N. Winslow, Charles Cook and George
Nanlore were arrested charged with fraud in cOn-
nect10n with pension cases
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REFERENCE OF CAUSES IN THE DISTRICT C0URTa
In the Senate Mr. SpOOner has introduced bill
providing for reference OF causes In the courts
the District. 1t provides that except in cases to
annul marriage, for divorce, or one where q de-
lendant TO be affected is an infant or idiot, the
Wnoie issue, or any OF the issues in any pending
suit az law or in equity in the Supreme Court OF
the District, either OF fact or OF law may be re-
Ierreo, upon the consent OF the parties, mani
Iested Dy written stipulation, signed by their at
torneyS or solicitors and ned with the clerk. Re.
lerTed TO the District COMMITTEES.
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FOWLER & COAD, ATTORNEYS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY Or
l. Custer, IS.
John l.. Farwelt
VS..
Aaron G.. Jewett.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF an
execution to me directed and delivered, and now
In my hands, issued out of the Clerks office of
Dakota, in and for the County of Custer, upon a
Judgment and decree of foreclosure rendered In
said court In favor of John l.. Farwell, and
against Aaron G. Jewett, / have levied upon the
following described real property OF said defen-
dant, to-wit: The south half ca of the south
west quarter "a OF section thirty-four (3il. I'm
township two (2), south of range eight (S) east. b.
II. NJ, and lots numbered three % and four al.
in section three (l in township three 81, south
Of range eight 81 east, b. III. NJ, all in Custer
county, Dakota Territory.
September, A.. ID. 1887, at the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. m, of said day, at the front door of the court
house in Custer City, in said county and terri
tory, In accordance with the commands i'm said
order of sale and decree OF foreclosure, proceed
to sell all the right, title and interest of the
above named Aaron G. Jewett, In and to the
above described property, 10 satisfy said judg-
ment and decree, together with costs, amounting
to eleven hundred and siXty-eight dollars and
cents, together with all a~ccruing costs
of sale, and interest on the same from the 2srd
per .annum, AT public auction. 10 the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated at Custer City, Oak, the 2sth day OF
July, 1887.
FOWLER a. CoAD, Plaintiff = Attorneys.
BENZ. II. PORTER.
Sheriff Of the County Of Caster.
First publication, July 80.
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Kicked by O Horse.

On Thursday while Mr.. John Will
helm and his wife were coming down
the Old Bill hill in a wagon on their
way to this place, the clevis pin dropped
out of one of the whipple trees, causing
the wagon to crowd upon one of the
horses, which, becoming frightened,
commenced kicking indescriminately.
Mrs. Wilhelm being directly in the rear
of the horse, received a very painful
kick upon her forehead, cutting a deep
cash at least four inches in length. Upon
her arrival in town, a couple of hours
later, the wound wa. sewed up, properly
dressed. and she returned home with a
lively hope of speedy recovery.
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Ter, SO. III TIE DISTRICT Court, First Judicial
District.
John 7. Thompson
Rosa McHugh.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution 10 me directed and delivered, and now
In my hands, issued out Of the clerks Office of
the First Judicial District Court, Territory of
Dakota, III and for the county OF Custer, upon "A
Judgment rendered in said court IN favor of John
P. Thompson, plaintiff. and against Rosa Nc
ing described real property OF said defendant,
to-wit: All the right, title aud interest of the
above named defendant in and 10 lots seven ca,
eight o., nine 60, ten Q0), eleven az and twelve
Q2), in block No. one hundred and twenty-seyen
127), In the town OF Custer City, County OF
Custer and Territory Of Dakota, as shown on the
official plat OF said town on file in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds of said county and terri
tory,
And, that I shall, on Monday, the 9Th day Of
September, 1887. AT the hour Of ten 30 o'clock
q. m, of said day, at the front door of the court
house in Custer City, in said county and terri
tory, proceed to sell all the right, title and inter
est OF the above named defendant, Rosa Me
Hugh, In and to the above described property,
to satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting tC
one hundred and Bfiy-twO dollars and twenty
six cents lSl52. 26), together with all acciuing
costs of sale, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated at Custer City, u. r., this 23rd day OF
July, 1887.
BENZ. +. PORTER,
Sheriff OF Custer County, ID. I.
BUEL Il. WOOD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication, July 80, 1857.